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So you want to see some of the tasks solved using another [[programming language]]? Edit this page, and add your request below! (Click the "edit" tab at the top.) Also, mention which programming tasks you had in mind. You should also check out the current list of [[:Category:Solutions by Programming Language|included languages]]. |
So you want to see some of the tasks solved using another [[programming language]]? Edit this page, and add your request below! (Click the "edit" tab at the top.) Also, mention which programming tasks you had in mind. You should also check out the current list of [[:Category:Solutions by Programming Language|included languages]]. |
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* ABAP |
* [[ABAP]] |
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* ASP.Net |
* ASP.Net |
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* AutoIt v3 |
* AutoIt v3 |
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* CPP, the C preprocessor, which is also the C++ preprocessor. Why not treat it as a language in itself? It is possible to run the preprocessor as a standalone language processor. Examples with macros in C++ and examples with macros in C (e.g., [[99 Bottles of Beer]]) seem to be either duplicates or very similar. |
* CPP, the C preprocessor, which is also the C++ preprocessor. Why not treat it as a language in itself? It is possible to run the preprocessor as a standalone language processor. Examples with macros in C++ and examples with macros in C (e.g., [[99 Bottles of Beer]]) seem to be either duplicates or very similar. |
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* DDC (http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/DDC) is haskell-like language with strict static types, type inference, tracking of mutability and side effects in the type system and default pass-by-reference semantics. |
* DDC (http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/DDC) is haskell-like language with strict static types, type inference, tracking of mutability and side effects in the type system and default pass-by-reference semantics. |
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* Dylan (http://www.opendylan.org) |
* [[Dylan]] (http://www.opendylan.org) |
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* ECMAScript4 (but see [[JavaScript]], [[ActionScript]]) |
* ECMAScript4 (but see [[JavaScript]], [[ActionScript]]) |
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* Euphoria |
* Euphoria |
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Revision as of 13:12, 9 November 2010
So you want to see some of the tasks solved using another programming language? Edit this page, and add your request below! (Click the "edit" tab at the top.) Also, mention which programming tasks you had in mind. You should also check out the current list of included languages.
- ABAP
- ASP.Net
- AutoIt v3
- BitC (http://www.bitc-lang.org/), a low-level systems programming language with syntax similar to Standard ML and Haskell.
- Charity (http://pll.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/charity1/www/home.html). Charity is a categorical programming language.
- CPP, the C preprocessor, which is also the C++ preprocessor. Why not treat it as a language in itself? It is possible to run the preprocessor as a standalone language processor. Examples with macros in C++ and examples with macros in C (e.g., 99 Bottles of Beer) seem to be either duplicates or very similar.
- DDC (http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/DDC) is haskell-like language with strict static types, type inference, tracking of mutability and side effects in the type system and default pass-by-reference semantics.
- Dylan (http://www.opendylan.org)
- ECMAScript4 (but see JavaScript, ActionScript)
- Euphoria
- es-shell (note: successor of rc, not very similar but related to shells)
- Fortran 95/2003 (note: Fortran exists, mostly the F77 dialect) (indeed recently there's some more of Fortran90/95:D)
- Gosu (http://gosu-lang.org/) «see also»
- Inform
- INTERCAL
- Joyce (note: One of the influential concurrent languages, probably similar to super pascal)
- Jython (Marathon uses Jython for developing automated test suites for Java/Swing applications)
- LabView
- Logtalk
- MAD (Michigan Algorithmic Decoder)
- Malbolge (public domain esoteric programming language)
- Nickle
- NQP, or Not Quite Perl (http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Parrot_Virtual_Machine/Not_Quite_Perl)
- PASM (http://www.parrot.org/dev/examples/pasm), the Parrot assembly language.
- PIR (http://www.parrot.org/dev/examples/pir), the Parrot intermediate representation.
- Q The equational programming language based on term rewriting.(http://q-lang.sourceforge.net/)
- Refal
- RPG III
- RPG IV
- Regular Expressions (but see task Regular expression matching)
- Scilab
- Splus
- thinBasic
- TXL
- Vala (http://live.gnome.org/Vala)
- VBA (Visual Basic for Applications)
- Visual Basic 6 (note: Visual Basic and VB.NET exist)
- Visual FoxPro
- VO (CA-Visual Objects)
- Zeno